April is a time when dental and other medical professionals focus on the dangers of oral cancer. Oral Cancer Awareness Month focuses on early detection, which is the best way to lower the risk of oral cancer. During this month make an appointment with Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS to have an oral cancer screening.
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Mouth cancer, or oral cancer refers to cancers that develop in any part of the mouth including the tongue, lips, inner cheeks, gums, palate, and salivary glands. Your dentist is the first line of defense against both serious and nonthreatening health concerns, so open wide for Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS to do a comprehensive
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April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month when dental professionals join with other medical professionals to focus on the dangers of oral cancer. Early detection in any disease is the best way to lower the risks. As a patient in charge of your own health, commit to make early detection and prevention of oral cancer a
Read more →April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time when dental and other medical professionals focus on the dangers of oral cancer. As with any other type of cancer, early detection is still the best way to lower the risk of oral cancer. This April, make detection and prevention of oral cancer a priority in your
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Your dentist is the first line of defense against both serious and benign health concerns, so open wide for Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS to give you a comprehensive oral checkup. Your tongue and mouth might have something to say about your overall health! What Can Your Tongue Tell Dr. Evanson About Your Health?
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According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, nearly 50,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral cancer this year and only about half of them will be alive five years from now. Dentists improve smiles, self-esteem and your general health, but saving a life is also an important role they play. Because Dr. Angela S. Evanson is
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The American Cancer Society sponsors the Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday of November. This campaign challenges smokers to give up cigarettes for 24 hours with the hope that you quit for good. If you or a loved one smokes cigarettes, consider joining the movement, and take the first step toward quitting forever!
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It’s no secret that smoking is bad for your general health, but it also negatively affects your teeth. Besides the obvious hazards of potentially developing lung cancer, cigarettes and tobacco stains your teeth, causes bad breath, damages your oral cavity, and because tobacco causes tooth discoloration it can leave permanent stains on your teeth that
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